Simple utility to show information about all listening ports on linux systems
This is a simple graphical utility to list ports that are listening for connections on a linux system. To put it simply, it sorts all servers running on your system.
- Wihch port is being used by process x?
- Which process is listening on port number y?
The app runs netstat and ss under the hood. It requires admin priviledges to display additional info (process/command/PID). If you don't have root (sudo) access, it falls back to a limited mode, displaying less information.
- See a list of TCP and UDP ports listening for connections
- Search through entries by port number or process name. Just start typing "systemd-resolved" or "53". No need to even click the search button.
- Show additional info for each entry
There are packages for Debian/Ubuntu and Fedora/Redhat, and a universal AppImage that should run on any modern linux distribution. To run the AppImage, you should first make it executable with chmod +x *.AppImage
Head to the releases section to download.
You can also run the app directly from source. See the requirements.txt to know which modules you need to install.